Reddit is the last lawless place on the internet: no names, no rules, and an endless archive of humanity’s most disturbing, bizarre, and deeply human stories. Every Tuesday, co-hosts Sabrina Deana-Roga and Alexis Linkletter read real true-crime posts one of them going in completely blind and pull at every thread until the full picture comes into view. Crimes Of Reddit is a Crime House Original, powered by PAVE Studios.
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Reddit’s Craziest Serial Killer Encounters
Most people will never knowingly meet a serial killer. The people in these Reddit stories did, and only realized how close they came when a familiar face showed up on the
Nov 3 54 min
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Hari
Oct 29 50 min
Reddit’s Creepiest Halloween Crimes
On the one night a year everyone wears a mask, how do you know who's really dangerous?
Alexis Linkletter and Sabrina Deana-Roga trade four chilling Halloween stories fro
Oct 27 1 h 00 min
Reddit's Scariest True Crime Ghost Stories
A radio turns on by itself. A voice screams a warning. A shadow crawls toward your bed. Coincidence, or something more?
Alexis Linkletter and Sabrina Deana Roga celebrat
What happens when the people closest to you have been lying from day one?
Alexis Linkletter and Sabrina Deana Roga react to four of Reddit's most disturbing deceptions.
Oct 13 1 h 04 min
Redditors Who Were Secretly Poisoned...
Poison doesn't always come from a stranger. Sometimes it's stirred into your coffee by the person who claims to love you most.
Sabrina Deana-Roga and Alexis Linkletter b
Oct 6 46 min
Reddit’s Most Chilling Roommate Crimes
A bad roommate can steal your food or leave a mess. These roommates allegedly crossed the line into stalking, psychological torment and actual criminal behavior.
Sabrina
Sep 29 31 min
Reddit’s Most Shocking Relationship Secrets
What happens when the people closest to you are hiding something you never saw coming?
Alexis Linkletter and Sabrina Deana Roga break down three unbelievable relationshi
Sep 22 53 min
Reddit’s Darkest True Crime Confessions
What happens when Reddit users confess their darkest secrets?
Alexis Linkletter joins Sabrina Deana Roga to break down three unbelievable true crime confessions straigh
Sep 15 51 min
Reddit’s Creepiest Crime Stories
Alexis Linkletter and Sabrina Deana Roga break down four unsettling Reddit stories of creeps hiding in plain sight. A woman finds her sister's husband has written a novel
Sep 8 52 min
The Reddit Thread That Became a Horror Story
What begins as a Reddit post about infidelity becomes something far more disturbing. A husband discovers his wife has been secretly communicating with their neighbor, and
Sep 1 51 min
Reddit's Most Disturbing Relationship True Crimes
What happens when jealousy, manipulation and betrayal cross the line into criminal behavior?
Sabrina Deana-Roga brings Alexis Linkletter three shocking true crime relati
Aug 25 55 min
Reddit’s Most Shocking True Crime Stalker Stories
Sabrina Deana-Roga brings Alexis Linkletter three of Reddit's most disturbing stalker stories, and with zero knowledge of what's coming, Alexis reacts in real time.
One
Aug 18 50 min
True Crime Family Stories From Reddit
In the first episode of Crimes of Reddit, Her laptop was broken, so she borrowed one of her boyfriend's. The dusty old one he never used. It opened straight to the photos
Aug 11 49 min
Introducing: Crimes Of Reddit
Reddit is home to some of the internet’s darkest, strangest, and most disturbing true crime stories, posted by the people who lived them.
Every Tuesday, on Crimes of Red
Jul 28 1 min
Corinne's Final Case: Memories, Bloopers, and What's Coming Next
After two incredible seasons, Corinne Vien is stepping away from Crimes Of to focus on her growing family. But before she goes, she and Sabrina are sitting down for one l
Jul 14 35 min
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Jul 7 41 min
CULTS: The Night Jim Jones Ended the World: Peoples Temple Pt. 1
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Jun 30 1 h 04 min
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Jun 23 39 min
CULTS: The Cult That Mummified Its God: Love Has Won Pt.1
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I love this podcast. I have so many on deck but I keep coming back. Love the hosts and the stories are always compelling. They do a good job of not getting off track - which can be boring. Thanks for keeping me absorbed and entertained!
ddingermany · Oct 2026
I like listening to the stories, but I think the hosts are mismatched. The commentary seems forced, like they don’t really know each other and they aren’t comfortable enough to be themselves. Or maybe they just don’t have the right chemistry to banter? The surface level conversation comes off as unintelligent. It’s a bummer because there’s plenty of opportunity for meaningful discussion.
TxakolinaMina · Oct 2026
I love the stories and the host’s reactions! I anxiously await each new episode. I will continue to listen, but I’m begging you… please stop mentioning the slug episode. 🤢😆
Jawuee · Oct 2026
I can’t get enough! I’ve recommended this to friends too. I listen to multiple different Crime House podcasts and since this podcast started, it is hands down my favorite Crime House podcast. I wish it was more frequent!
BrittScentsy · Oct 2026
I really wanted to like this podcast because the premise of having Reddit posts hand-picked and read aloud sounded great. Unfortunately, I’ve found it difficult to enjoy because the commentary often comes across as overwhelmingly negative toward men.
It seems like, regardless of the situation, the male perspective is frequently criticized or mocked, even when the women involved in the story are doing things that could reasonably be viewed just as critically. At times, their own commentary seems to contradict the behavior described in the story.
I realize I’m generalizing their viewpoint in this review, and I’m sure that isn’t true of every episode. However, after listening to several episodes, I’ve found the recurring negative generalizations about men distracting enough that they take away from what initially attracted me to the podcast: hearing interesting Reddit stories.
One recent episode particularly stood out to me. One of the hosts described rear-ending an ex-boyfriend while following him around. Rather than seriously addressing that behavior, the hosts seemed to laugh it off. I couldn’t help thinking that if the genders were reversed, the reaction might have been very different.
Maybe this podcast just isn’t for me, but I ultimately stopped listening because I wanted to hear the stories without feeling like one gender was consistently being treated as the villain.
George LM · Oct 2026
It seems like the hosts don’t like each other? It feels like they aren’t talking to each other, but at each other. Sabrina in particular feels like she’s trying to one up Alexis? For example, she keeps being like “I don’t know how to top this story” but it’s not about topping it. It’s about sharing with listeners and listening to one another. Plus, when they disagree, it feels like one of them has to be “right”, and can’t see the other’s perspective. Something is missing with this one, unfortunately.
Meohmya134 · Sep 2026
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